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Fokker F27 Mark 700 payload and cargo capacity

F27 Mark 700 Cargo · F27

Aircraft information

This technical reference for Fokker F27 Mark 700 includes available capacity, performance, dimensions, and loading data.

Max payload
5,760 kg
Cargo volume
62 m³
Range at max payload
1,100 km

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Cargo & performance

Max payload
5,760 kg
Cargo volume
62 m³
Range at max payload
1,100 km
Ferry range
2,800 km
Cruise speed
480 km/h

Dimensions

Overall length
23.56 m
Wingspan
29 m
Main deck length
15.24 m
Main deck width
2.1 m
Main deck height
1.9 m

Cargo doors & loading notes

Main deck side cargo door 230 × 180 cm

Weights

Maximum takeoff weight (MTOW)
18,370 kg
Maximum zero fuel weight (MZFW)
17,010 kg
Maximum landing weight (MLW)
18,150 kg
Operating empty weight (OEW)
11,250 kg

Aircraft

Manufacturer
Fokker
Aircraft family
F27
ICAO type code
F27
Aircraft category
Narrow-body freighter
Propulsion
Turboprop/Turboshaft
Engines
2 × Rolls-Royce Dart 532
Recorded operational status
Current / unconfirmed

ICAO type classification

Current Doc 8643 record for F27.

Official ICAO type-level classification mapped by the current Doc 8643 designator. Multiple aircraft variants may share one designator; this is not variant-specific operational approval.

ICAO type designator
F27
Wake turbulence category
M
Wingtip clearance group
E
Aircraft configuration
Land Plane · 2 × Turboprop/Turboshaft

Source: ICAO · Doc 8643 — Aircraft Type Designators · Updated Sep 3, 2026

Documents
EASA · EASA.A.036 — Fokker F27, Issue 08Base aircraft or family reference; conversion-specific specifications are not verified by this citation.Published Oct 17, 2022EASA (hosted by Fokker Services Group) · EASA.A.036 — Fokker F27, Issue 06 (historical edition)Base aircraft or family reference; conversion-specific specifications are not verified by this citation.Published Jul 15, 2016ICAO · Doc 8643 — Aircraft Type DesignatorsPropulsion